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Avanti Helium Corp V.AVN

Alternate Symbol(s):  ARGYF | V.AVN.W | V.AVN.W.A

Avanti Helium Corp. is a Canada-based gas exploration company. The Company is focused on helium exploration and development resources across Western Canada and the United States. Its projects include Greater Knappen Project and Leader Project. The Greater Knappen Project has identified key areas for helium exploration in Southern Alberta and Montana. The project covers an area of approximately 78,000 acres of prospective helium acreage within the Greater Knappen area. The asset has multiple helium target intervals in Devonian and Cambrian. The Leader project area, located in southwest Saskatchewan, contains three helium exploration permits for a total of approximately 63,000 acres. The permits were identified and acquired, based on the Company’s detailed geological models and technical assessment. Its targeted zones are the Devonian Souris River and Cambrian Deadwood SS with known helium concentrations up to 1.4% and nitrogen up to approximately 98%.


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Post by fredskion Apr 07, 2017 11:20am
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Italy’s new role as a Mediterranean transit hub

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Italy’s new role as a Mediterranean transit hub

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The GreenStream receiving terminal in Sicily. Snam and Eni, are pushing the development of Italy as a gas hub. (Eni)

Italy is positioning itself as Europe’s future regional gas transit hub, with the country’s energy minister signing a joint declaration in Tel Aviv on Monday to develop a new gas pipeline from Israel and Cyprus.

The 2,200-km East Med pipeline will connect Israeli and potentially Cypriot offshore gas fields to Greece and Italy. Additional volumes from Azerbaijan will also be available once the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) is complete. Italy will be capable of delivering gas to Central and Eastern Europe by 2018 via a reverse-flow project in the Alps.



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